The Mexican Association for Quality in Health and Patient Safety (AMEXCASEP) is an organization made up of a multidisciplinary group of healthcare professionals from both public and private institutions. Our goal is to strengthen the quality of healthcare services in Mexico through the exchange of knowledge, experiences, and innovative practices.
We firmly believe that improving healthcare can only be achieved through joint efforts and active collaboration among sector experts. That is why we work on developing strategies, continuing education programs, and discussion forums that drive the creation of policies based on excellence and patient safety.
At AMEXCASEP, we are guided by fundamental values that shape our work and reinforce our commitment to the community:
Excellence and Continuous Improvement
We actively promote the enhancement of healthcare quality in Mexico.
Independence and Transparency
We are a non-political, non-religious organization that operates autonomously and with clarity in its processes.
Active Participation
We contribute to healthcare policy discussions, ensuring that decisions made benefit patients’ well-being and the development of the sector.
Academic and Professional Development
We encourage the training of our members, ensuring that new generations of professionals have up-to-date tools and knowledge to face the challenges of the healthcare system.
M.A. María Fernanda Orozco Gómez
Dr. Yessica Guadalupe Román Félix
M.A. Hilda Guadalupe Márquez Villarreal
Dr. Eduardo Martínez Preciado
Dr. Erika Ortega Larios
M.A. Jorge Alfredo Solís Torre
Lic. Andrea Estefanía León Márquez
If you share our vision and wish to contribute to strengthening healthcare quality in Mexico, we invite you to become part of AMEXCASEP. Together, we can create a positive and lasting impact in the healthcare sector.
Boost your professional development with our continuing education programs. Check out our academic offer and join the community of specialists committed to health excellence.
Mexican Association for Quality in health and Patient Safety
33 2182 1982
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